Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), explored ways to develop ties with Ireland, especially in digital technology, industry and other areas of common interest.
It was part of the Irish commercial delegation visit during the Water, Energy, Technology, and Environment Exhibition (WETEX) and Dubai Solar Show (DSS).
Mr. Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD and CEO of DEWA highlighted the UAE’s efforts to enhancing cooperation and exchange of experience between DEWA and Irish companies in renewable and clean energy, environmental sustainability, innovation, smart cities, and water.
Mr. Al Tayer also shed light on the 23rd WETEX and DSS 2021, which have attracted more than 1,200 companies from 55 countries in a dedicated space of 29,200 square meters.
The exhibition continues to have a rising turnout every year from companies, decision-makers, investors, buyers and other interested individuals. As a result, it has become one of the most significant international exhibitions in the fields of water, electricity, energy, environment, oil, gas, green buildings, and environmental sustainability.
The WETEX and DSS as a comprehensive and integrated specialized international exhibition play a key role in terms of strategy, content, and participation. It enables visitors to benefit from its agenda, which includes a number of panel discussions and workshops led by experts in the green economy, smart cities, innovation, and sustainable development.
Mr. Robert Troy, Ireland’s Minister of State for Trade Promotion, Digital and Company Regulation at the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment expressed his country’s interest in continuing collaborations at WETEX and DSS as well as their interest in enhancing investment, partnerships, and commercial opportunities for mutual benefits.
According to reports, WETEX and DSS were successful as they attracted the participation of over 1,200 companies from 55 countries, 61 sponsors, and 10 country pavilions. The exhibition also welcomed 45,506 visitors from around the world.
